Good Luck, Have Fun, Don’t Die review – AI is the bad guy in lively yet overstuffed caper

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There’s fun to be had in Pirates of the Caribbean director Gore Verbinski’s satisfyingly tech-fearing adventure – but some restraint wouldn’t have gone amiss Despite directing a phenomenally successful franchise starter (Pirates of the Caribbean), two of its sequels (Dead Man’s Chest and At World’s End), a smash-hit horror remake (The Ring), an Oscar-winning animation (Rango), and films starring Brad Pitt and Julia Roberts (The Mexican) and Nicolas Cage and Michael Caine (The Weather Man), Gore Verbinski never quite broke through as a name the average cinemagoer would instantly recognise. There are some through-lines in his work – a dark sense of humour, an ease with pushing megastars past their limits – but he was mostly there in service of something or someone else, whether it be IP or an A-lister. After both consumed him in 2013’s loathed flop The Lone Ranger, Verbinski went away and returned three years later with an extravagant “one for me”, the ambitious throwback horror A Cure...
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Armie Hammer’s Ex-wife, Elizabeth Chambers, Seems To Have Sought To Collaborate With House Of Effie In Order To Harm Him

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It appears that Elizabeth Chambers attempted to collude with House of Effie to take down her estranged husband, Armie Hammer, in a twist that could have been lifted straight from the pages of a suspense book. Effie is a pseudonym used by the woman who created the now-famous Instagram account that was the first to level allegations of sexual misconduct against Hammer. Effie has shared text messages that are said to have been sent by Chambers, which show the founder of Bird Bakery pressuring Chambers to press charges against Hammer so that she can get full custody of their two children, Harper and Ford. Effie, who later accused Hammer of raping her, allegedly told Chambers that she was "feeling a little bit suicidal" and that she didn't have time to talk to Chambers in one of the texts that were shared on her Instagram account. Effie also claimed that she didn't have the opportunity to speak with Chambers. At one time, Chambers allegedly stated, "I truly need custody of my lovely children." Chambers has two children. Do you believe that you will be able to make a statement this week? Of course, everything is going to be kept confidential... She allegedly said, "I don't want to pressure you, but your understanding is far more in-depth than the others we have." Chambers, who is now 40 years old, is said to have communicated with Effie, who is 36 years old, via different texts that she required Hammer, who was holed up in the Cayman Islands during the controversy, to leave the islands because he posed a threat to their children. She is reported to have written that he hasn't even seen the children, that he f*cks anybody who walks by, and that he is taking a new blonde out on his father's big yacht. Because of the court order that I used to force him to come here and try to be a parent, he is now a threat to the children. He must leave. In addition to this, the actress from "Game Plan" asserted that the star of "The Social Network" should be imprisoned since he harms other individuals.

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